Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-03-05

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! Amy posts askinr fo. ths 1 roo sne Grand
ds,,.xy 49, ts,Ss a.a In IN me passage OF the
veto, were presented from Ohio, MichiOsn
Illinois, Indiana, Connections, PeunsvI.
vanla, Mlnneeota. Iowa and Maine. Bills
we're reported 20 authorize the president b
CONFER brevet rank on army officers for oaI.
!ans services In the Indian campaign And
20 autnorlze the construction Il railroad
oridgee across the Missouri river at Siou1
City, Iowa, BY the Chicago, st. Paul Min
neapolis d Omaha Railroad company. Ths
senate resumed confederation of tho bill q
orease the department. OF agriculture and
labor and finally passed it. A pension bill
6. Adjourned.
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r.n.1 .l,.s-a. ~ xss;t;y xz1.-cenase.-The
no.ts sor a. 49, ~ ca ~ al asom Grand Army
s;nn hill ovef A. r..s;a. snS uoRonoens PEN
santad Tha hon.e .rhst;.... s n ~ofe pre-
rst.Ee:;o,, I'm ~.s S. ior the nshery
feranca 90 asL.J w. aoo con-
| Sanator TnoeII. cso.ar .1 oectang
If tha sarots ono. LA a,,I r.oea9sas pro tenn.
The honsa hill to aS ~, Na an H-morrow.
United States over carto;n ,r s,o ta.s OF soe
ritorv sonth of the stata ns T ter-
passed. with amendmsnts m n1 n vas vas
IL 0roDt tha r;oht IS -o.,tI 1no nOuse OIL
Territory to the Ch;ce1n = Nsh sns In0en
vay was reoorted favorahI, 1 Th Iau-
nr.enmonia hill vas toban Ing PiS3r0.
notion the senate ecl;on-na5 "p' ou' "i'uoas
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| WASHINGTON, February 25-Senate.-A
resolution, offered by Senator Edmunds, that
the election OF Senator Ingalls,, president
pro tenn, take effect at l O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. at which time the resignation of
senator sherman takes effe,t, was adopted.
Inc senate tnen resumed consideration of
tne pieufo pneumonia bill, but laid it aside
Iter consloeraoie discussion. The presid-
Pacific railroad inquiry resolution, and.
adopted 1t.
wAsHNaToN; feDruary 26.-Senate.-The
CIeoenuais OF Mr: Reagan, as senator from
leAas, ano Mr. nates az senator from Tennes-
see, were presented and placed on file. In the
tasse! Gdse, Mr. hoar remarked that the Gre
oentiais were accompanied by paper pur-
p porar9o. 70 oe communication from the
governor, as ~ senator was state officer.
ne suggested that the paper be returned to
Bates. so ordered. At O'Clock the president
OF sne senate interrupted the proceedings
ana stated mat the hour had arrived for the
administrator OF the oath of Office to his
successor as president of the senate pro tenn.
He returned thanks to the senate for it's
klndness, courtesy and forbearance. After
M; lngalis had taken and subscribed to the
oatn OF Office ne took the chair, and said
that while ne would inevitably suffer dis
paragement by contrast with the parl iamen
tary learning, the skill, urbanity and accom-
pishments OF his iliustrious predecessor, he
would strive TO excel him In grateful appre-
clatlon Tor the distinguished honor con-
ferred: vote OF thanks was then, on mo-
Gon OF MI. harris, given to the retiring pre-
SIDING omcer. The consular and diplomatic
approprlation Oil, and the agricultural bill
were passed, and the senate adjourned.
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wAsaiNaTGN, feDr1ary So.-Senate.-fhe
Rreslolng onoer presented message from
me president 10 response 70 the resolution
Oh tne sShate, IN reference TO the seizure and
sac y! tne AmSrlcan schooner heoecca,"
:: !amplcoi ano tne resignation OF late min